"...he might be understood; but not today."
T. E. Lawrence (1888–1935) If you've been following me on Goodreads, you'll understand I have been reading books this year , while blogging at a record low. Far from a lack of interest in blogging, my motivation was the need to take a break...I still consider myself on break as I write this. However, I wanted to say a few thoughts on my longest read of the year (thus far) before removing all my markers in it and packing it off back to the library. A Prince of Our Disorder: The Life of T. E. Lawrence was written by psychiatrist John E. Mack, published in 1976, and came highly rated (based on my internet research). Let me take a moment to dissect that sentence: First off, I felt uncomfortable with the title. The quote is not by Lawrence, and while it's provocative, I had no idea going into the book what the "disorder" refers to. What a great and awful title for a biography. The author is not a historian by profession, but a different type of so...